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12 ore fa · It would probably be more true to say that Britain has an obsession with absence or mildness of punishment. There is no correct number of prisoners per capita that is independent of the number of ...
12 ore fa · Everything Judd Apatow has written, produced, directed or otherwise worked on, ranked. When Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy premiered 20 years ago, it wasn’t necessarily a game-changer for Will Ferrell, at least not in terms of his movie stardom. If anything, its existence was proof that Ferrell already had the juice; the previous year ...
12 ore fa · Speaking on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday, July 8, the actress, 24, revealed that she had a childhood obsession with her A Family Affair costar, 36. “I love him. I grew up with his face on everything I owned,” she revealed. "Did you have a Zac Efron lunchbox or something?" asked host Jimmy Fallon.
4 ore fa · His obsession with turning himself into a tennis god has dragged him at times into ... Inside the unlikely friendship between tennis star Jelena Ostapenko and rap icon Lil Wayne Tennis star and ...
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12 ore fa · But don’t assume any of this is credible history. A new eight-part TV series co-produced by the BBC about England in 1066, entitled King and Conqueror, has diverse actors playing Anglo-Saxons. Elander Moore will reportedly play the real historical role of Morcar, an Earl of Northumbria who fought against Viking and Norman invaders.
12 ore fa · Ealing Studios’ The Foreman Went to France appeared in cinemas in June 1942 when British morale was low. The Blitz was over, a Nazi invasion looked unlikely, and America had entered the war; but Britain had suffered a defeat in Singapore four months earlier that had nearly cost Churchill his job, the tide was unturned against Rommel in North Africa, and there was no sign of a “second front ...
12 ore fa · Ealing Studios’ The Foreman Went to France appeared in cinemas in June 1942 when British morale was low. The Blitz was over, a Nazi invasion looked unlikely, and America had entered the war; but Britain had suffered a defeat in Singapore four months earlier that had nearly cost Churchill his job, the tide was unturned against Rommel in North Africa, and there was no sign of a “second front ...
